GENERAL CABLES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 24, 25 May 1912, Page 6

GENERAL CABLES.

(By Electric Tclegrapn.—Copyright.' (United u rass Association.) UNREST IX MKXIOO. El Faso, May 21. After twenty-four hours’ lighting, the Government troops captured tm town of Beliano, the rebels fleeing north, after suffering heavy losses. A STRONG INDICTMENT. (Received 23, 8.20 a.in.) London, May 21. Lord Selhorne, at Bradford, described Mr. Llyod-George’s references to the Duke of Devonshire as an introduction to public and political life of the foul lost measures of the illegitimate prize-ring. It was impossible to hold a man responsible for the acts of his ancestors four hundred years ago.

INT ERNATIOXAL MUSIC. (Received 25, 8.20 a.in.) London, May 24. Eight hundred London school children are starting for Paris to-mor-row to participate in an international musical festival on which a quarter of a million will be spent.

OBITUARY. (Received 25, 8.20 a.in.) London, May 24. Obituary: Mr. Cassoon, Commoner

GIFT TO A UNIVERSITY. (Received 25, 8.20 a.in.) London, May 24. Lord Ivcagh has given ten thousand to the Department of Geology and Mineralogy of Dublin University.

A E RIAL 1 IEMONSTRAd I() NS. (Received 25, 8.20 a.in.) London, May 24, Mr. Harold Barlow, Lake Tanpo, New Zealand, lias purchased two aeroplanes for demonstrations in Australasia.

MOROCCAN MATTERS. (Received 25, 8.20 a.m.) Fez, May 24. Mulai Halid lias determined to abdicate, and the southern pretender, Mulai MI Ha i-bi, has been proclaimed at Tanulant. His army numbers four thousand, and is receiving constant additions. LATE K ING OF DENMARK. (Received 25, 11 a.m. ) Copenhagen, May 24. King Fredrick was interred at Roskilde. THE IT TAN 1C i MSASTE R. (Received 25, 11 a.m.) London, May 21. Fleet, look-out on the Titanic, testified that if ho had glasses ho would have seen the iceberg in time to prevent the disaster.